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- Altera_Forum
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Ok. I just got a answer from my FAE on this issue: (Thank Dave Smith for the Answer!)
o target your device, manually enter the part in the Quartus II Settings File (.qsf) by performing the following steps: Close the project Open <project>.qsf in a text editor Locate the line set_global_assignment -name DEVICE <device code> Change the setting to the device you are targeting As an example, for the part EPM2210GF256I5, the syntax would be set_global_assignment -name DEVICE EPM2210GF256I5 Exclude the N (lead-free) indicator if that is applicable to your part Save the updated file To verify your changes, perform the following steps: Open your project On the Assignments menu, click Devices Verify that Target device has the Other: option selected and is set to your device In this example, EPM2210GF256I5 Why quartus doesn't list the G variation I don't know. But it does work. I compiled a simple design just to verify and under device and pin options for Voltage, it lists the VCCINT as 1.8V instead of the 3.3V for the F variation that I initially started the project with. Pete - Altera_Forum
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Thanks, it's really works for EPM570GM100I5 too.
- Altera_Forum
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And anybody know, does it really work with real device when I'll programm it?